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Who is Who in Tver and Tver Region’ 2001
biographical guide serial The NAMES
Issue #2. Tver, Laguna, 2001

Constantin Gennadyevich Klyushkin
(born on March 28, 1957, Samarskaya oblast’)
Auditor of Tver Regional Accounts Chamber since 1999. background: 1998 – assistant of Federal Duma’s deputy I.D.Grachev, chairman of subcommittee on small business. 1994 – 1997 – director of Pskovsko-Valdayskiy Privatization Center – affiliate of Russian Privatization Center (RPC), a non-profit organisation established in Russia. 1993 – 1994 – executive director of Tver Chamber of Commerce and Industry. 1991 – 1993 – 1-st Vice-Chairman of Tver Regional Committee of state property’s management (local GKI). 1990 – 1991 – head of economic reform department of Tver regional administration. 1980 – 1990 – senior teacher of economics in Tver agricultural and polytechnical institutions. Education. 1987 – Finished postgraduated course of Moscow State University, 1980 – finished economic faculty of Moscow State University (1980). 1988 – Ph.D. (economics). Public activity. Leader of Tver regional branch of Russian Democratic Party «YABLOKO». Member of Party YABLOKO Federal Council. G.Yavlinsky’s authorized representative in Tver region during the presidential election of 2000. Enter

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Who is who in Tver'98 (in Russian)

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biographical guide serial The NAMES.
Issue #1. Tver, Laguna, 1998 (in Russian)

• S.Glushkov. To serve for idea not for person.
- Tverskaya zhizn’ April 25, 1997 (in Russian)

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